St for Model Number Wr30x10150 GE icemaker My GE icemaker has power and water. It's also properly responding to a manual test cycle as explained in your site. Lower icebox inlet port air temp is 17F and air is flowing into the icebox, though I don't know if sufficiently well (to GE's spec). However the air temp at the upper outlet port is above 32F. Ice bowl water temp is also above 32F, so ice never forms (I measured all temps with a remote thermometer with the doors closed). Does this icemaker actively (electrically) cool the ice bowl to make ice, or does it use *only* the air flow from the freezer compartment to make ice? I'm wondering if I simply have a cold air flow issue, or if the icemaker does actively cool but is faulty. Process of elimination before I buy an icemaker I may not need. If it's only cold air flow, where/what should I check for blockages and lint? Or for a weak or failing fan somewhere? I'll check the rear and compressor locations, but is there somewhere inside the freezer compartment too? The fridge is a PFCS1RKZH SS. Thank you for any help you could offer.
Answer ST, This issue would be caused most likely by an air flow issue. With the icemaker being on the door there would be an ice fan in the freezer compartment that would supply the air flow to the icemaker. There are 2 vents on the left wall one is a supply and the other a return so that when the door switch is closed the fan will come on and you should feel air coming out of one of the vents. If you are not then the fan may not be running. Read More... Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com | Tuesday, January 8, 2019